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i really want to get into swinging but im not sure how to go about it as a single female.i have joined a site but my main fear is how do u get from talking on site to having sex with a couple.what is expected ...do you have to dress secuctively for the meet or are you expected to be naked ...these fears are overiding the fun i know i want to have

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Janice,

We usually suggest meeting for dinner/drinks to get to know each other & see if the chemistry is there. This gives you the safety (being a single female) of meeting in a public place.

All you have to do is be yourself. You can dress seductively if you wish but, know one expects you to show up naked, if they do then you don't want to necessarily be there with them.

Hope this helps, let me know if you have any further questions.

Good Luck,
Analisa  

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Over 10 years in the Lifestyle, numerous events & encounters (some pleasant & enjoyable and others that were less than)

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